Got the call from Rays Upholstery this morning that the door panels were finished. I couldn't get there fast enough to pick them up because I knew they were going to look great, and they were. He used black vinyl to match the seats and we gave him patterns for the shape and diamond stitching size. The pattern was transferred to a thin fiber board with the hole locations for the push pins that we previously located on the door. Push pins were purchased thru McMaster Carr  and inserted in the holes on the fiber board. The black vinyl was then layed over the top covering the pins and stitched around the edge. This way the panel could be inserted and the pins would be hidden. Black carpeted inserts were made up in the same manner

excluding the push pins for the bottom location of the door panel. These were then glued to the door panel using Right Stuff gasket maker. New upper door inserts were used to locate the removable windows along with supplied push pins that came with the door panels. It's not your run of the mill rock crawling CJ interior, but then that's not what it was built for.